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P V 1-t LI (' 'l' I 0 N. On Tuesday. the 28th of April, will he published, in 'erb. 'l2s. r iPHE FOURTH'. and LA'•'l' CANTO of CHM! +E HAROLD, with other Poems and:Notes. • By. the Right Hon. LORD BYRON. • Printed tor JoHN . ntl }MAY, Altremarle•street, London. *,,* Persene desirous .of receiving this AVork upon its first Publication, are requested to order it immediately from Mgr respective Booksellers tin Town or Cossntry. On Tue,day, .11e 2t3th.of April, will hepublis !fed, is gra. 9s td. Ht~LOIUCAI, ILLIJSTItA I'IONS of the • Fo'lll - 1 CAN l'O of CHI LOE HAROLD': - By JOHN HOLIHOLISE Esti. of Trinity College, Cam bridge., and F.R.S. Printed for Joe MURRAY, ,London. T l liC DAY WAS pat:lashed, Bvo. ss. &M. a Arrow! Edition of rIIISTLECItAFT.'6 NATMNAL Printed for .10i-1N NIORItAY, Albemarle-street. Also, a Third Editioo.of urpro, avu. Gd This Drty ere,Pulilished. E ols. small Bro, 04. 7 • . VOREs tit t4e Riglit Fhm. LORD BYRON. r Printed ti&r.f.w.; Mu 1111..tY, ,Allietnadr-sttret. 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Printed fur JuuN MURRAY, Albemarle-street. . • WHITE LION, HARTFORD BRIDGE, -7 • • (Late DEMEZY'S). THOiVIAS PEAIKINS,• with grateful ockhmt ledgment3 for the very liberal support he has receivedl from the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, scarce Gtr has taken the above INN, whichis newly fitted ap.in 4 Cool modious and Elegant Style, respectfully solicits the . civoli nuance of that distinguished Patronage which the House .hasl so hum enjoyed. , . T. P. assures those who please to honour him with their? Favours, that every exertion shall be uscd to promote Vide comfort and votive:6(race. Neat rust Chaises itorl Good I3orse•. FRENCH % 1 CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.-Apipt. The-Corronittet on - Petitions, amongst ;others, reported one from the Skin. Brisot Thivurs of Rotten, detained in ,LeYurce...complaining that h.d been arrested un'the 24th. of February, at :Paris', at 11 o'clock at night, by Eve agents of - the Police, and his apers seized S that be was ,taken to t he Prefecture of .Po!ice, mid from thence to the Palace of Justice. where he Was intern)• gated by M. jarsher, the Juge f,i'instractiun, re specting a conspiracy against the - tiefat the Duke of IVellington; but nothing. arose either out of the interrogatory, or frotn the examination of his papers, to found any charge against ; and be was placed under the sttryeill ince of two.gens d'armes. The next day a work of his, entitled, " The Recal of the Exiles," was seized, and he - was again ordered ro appear before the Juge &In struction, wlw- interrogated him respecting the work. He had applied to be released upon bail, but had been refused'; and he prayed that .either some definite charge might be made against him, or that he might be released. The Committee were of opinion, that it Was altogether a matter for cognizance before the ordinary tribunals, and proposed to the Chamber to pass to the order of the day upon the Petition, ivhich Wat agreed to. • The Chamber proceeded to resume the discus: sion on the Budget. M. Mot isset objected to the moire of collecting the Land-tax, iu which he suggested a consider. able improvement might be made, but suppotted generally the Projet. M. Boiselareata al,o spoke respecting the Anise, in,the valnation of Lands, and in the assessment of the Land tax. M. Bain complained, that in the present Budget there was no attempt made to realize td the sys tem of economy which had been so much boasted of. M. Piet mounted the Tribune amidst a genera laugh. Some Members.—The dosing of the discussion:. A voice to the left.—This is an ill-timed plea; Gantry, . M. Piet may speak. M Piet proccederto . advocate economy, but iu consequence of his tone and manner, and the quaintness of some - of his expressions,' was fre quently interrupted by bursts of laughter. When he descended from the tribune, it being a quarter past five o'clock, the discussion was ad journed till to-morrow. Nan, APRIL 2 —The Poke of Wellington does not leave Paris to-morrow, nor is the period of his departure known. On Tuesday an Heroic-comic Poem, in six cantos, entitled The Italiade, by M. ll*** - , Was seized at the Bookseller's Chaumerot, its the Va lais Royal, as being immoral and irreligious. VIENNA, MARCH 2.1.----The Grand Mike Nicho las is expected here, and to remain some HAM MAIL. FUNERAL OF_ KING CHARLES XIII: STOCKHOLM, AJAnctt 20.—Yesterday the He-, raid of the Kingdom proclaimed, with great cert . ninny, the tofieral.of the .ht•e King, which has taken place to-clay. The King sent invitations to attend the ceremony to the proper Officers, to the Crown Prince, the Princess Sophia Albertine, the Estates of the Kingdom, the Public Bodies, and - the Constituted Authorities, The Foreign Amu ba•sadors wero also ha - orate:l by letters front the Vice-Master ot.the Ceremonies that places were reserved for them in the Ritterholm Church. To-day the whole way by which the procession passed through the city was laid with black cloth. The gnat is Wild armed citiicrs formed a 41cittble line, and the regiments that have come here; on the occasion were drawn op in the squarevtlirclOgh which the procession passed do its way to the Church. Every thing being ready, the Mats lof the Uingdom informed the King, who, am) spa niel bYilie - lnyal'Patnily, the 'Commande of the ssveraf Orders, &e. &c. we* to %he 14411 t here the libily lay ; and here the Marshal of the lug dom, and the three Ministers• of State, &livered to the King and the Crowrif Prince the lid sif the coffin, with which the latter then closed the eofEn themselves ; the body was then carried fain the hall, where .it 'was met by all the Generals- and AdMirals on 'duty, and curried in ',mei:golf*. Vl'ie procession was very long and spleutiltl, and the ceremony in .the Cbtlrch getriiiiely solemn and Striking. The funeral serinon was' preaihed by )ii)r..ltosenstieo,' HishOp of I,inkoping. -- Aix tit CHAPRLLR, MARCH 24.—Acconl1 various accounts, we May flatter outset/el the hopes of having the EMperor of linisiv the king of Prussia here this summer. ing to 's with ia and i `\ rr~`i FLANDERS MAIL. . : . 13RussFts, MARctr 31 —A letter I eipt clanibiai, Hate(' , lig_ 301 li, Cont,iiiis the frollowing 'ti,asvage : .'' . :.l . lte Duke of. IVellinston is expe,c'ted here in Ihe cowrie .01 next week. The nrgi) . . lions at Paris a re,..*J;i4tiie.tl 4 :,...06(41 4 .4e.ru, rat; Al. livered t 4 Poitngals-and Spain, - : AITI vanquishcd at Waterloo, the must extraordloirry min of modern times, has crowned his it,lory by affewing.hitnsilt equally great, fa st, aid *Atonable as.i* neguei3tor.'" __ _. M. bttspres, ats ancient french Otheer,,,who has resided - for these two years in tbis.rity, was arrested on Sunday night, at eleven o't Mek. Yes terday niOrnitti, &Warne Grryot was brorwht hither from,AtitWetp., to nridergo an exantinatinn. HAGUE, MARCH 29,--Weexpect the King nick in this to:wn on tVeduesday.. FRANK.,IFOU'r, .MARCH 28.=--It is affirmed, that the Austrian Minister, Count Boot Schattenstain, President of the Germanic Diet, will receive at Vienna istructions :to make itnportant overtures to the Aasettiblyon his return to this city, br.-eirtse Austibt, Russia; and - Prussia, are all agreed upon the validity 'Of the sale* of domains. TAPIGIIR, :Fes. '27.—The• trie,ate which the turperor'of Morocco has presented to the Dey of Algieu sailed yesterday from 9pr port ; sire bad on board the Aigerine Commissioner, Ben talen, and t wenty•five negroes, whom he has pur chased for the body guard of the Dry. BIIUSSLII, ArRIL 2 —The seals have been placed on the papers_ and effects of the Bishop is of Ghent, ALL ,511.15 T RE DLIAWN NEXT THURSDAY. 't'it 0 PRIZES OF, /...3moo, a 4 OTHER T CAPIALi OF 1.54 m, /.I,Goo, &c. AND ABOVE 1.300 PRIZES OF L. WO, &c. &c. _ THEATRICAL -REGISTER. Pet:formed on Saturday Night. THEATIit RaTAly DrUKY-LASIZ.—The Flrir at Law: Doctor Mt - . Harley - Cicely :Homespun, Mrs. Chger. After which, The Sleeping Draught. 'rtmaTitz Boni., CovEN-r-G.suraN.—(l th time), Rob Roy Macgregor: Francis Osbaldistoti,. NI r. Sinclair Diana NTer-' nun, Miss Stephens.. After which, Midas. . NA I Lti t - APR'VC4I-1 Eititilin, I W-aterfurd, Gltcrn•cy and Jersey, 1 Holland, ILisbon. i PrAnce, 1 Hatuburgb. I FlauJcrs.-- llur.-3'Dublir, 2 IVaterfvul, 1-Guttcuburgb. PRIGS OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT rwEt... o'cixot. 3 per Cent. R%d ...791 [atria 8und5......435. WS. pr. 3 per Cent.,Pons.......Boeif New Annt4ties 79} 4 per Cent*. .. . 97i Exch. Uills, 2d,..185. 20s pr. 5 pit Cent..N. Alin. 1061 2076 I Ditto, • l9s. 23s pr. Bauk L. Assn. Cons. Cut Account.... - . HIGH WATER. AT IMNPON MUDGE TO•NIORII.OW. Morning, 11S 'minutes after 3. I Evening, 50 minutes after 3. THE SUN. IMAM 4ms DICERS ym,sum AuDEAT? LONDON; MONPAY, APRIL 0, 1813. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were due this morning, have not come to hand. We give extracts in another column ; they chiefly relate to the proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday. Previous to resuming the discussion on the Budget, which was again adjourned till Thursday, a Petition was reported from the Com mittee o 1 the Sim- BatsstYr 'lnlva-us, of Rouen, stating that ; he was arrested at= Paris on the 24th February last, at 11 o'dock,Xt night,and his papers seized ; ,and that on . _ his being carried before the Juge &Instruction, he was interrogated respecting a_conspiracy against. the lift of the Duke.of NYEL. LINGTON. According to his own statement' there was no charge against him arising out of this ins terrogatory, but the same day a work of his, ,en=. titled 7'lle Recall of the Exiles, was seized, and on the 27th' February he was again carried before' the Juge d'lnstruction .to be interrogated respecting his book. The Petitioner was sent :to La Force, and his "application for being released upon bail was refused, lie urged in his petition, that it' there was any charge against lam respecting the affair relative to the Duke of MILLINGTON he ought to be proceeded against according to law ;• and if, on the other hand, his deten tion was on account of his book, the proceed ings were irregular, and he therefore complained of a violation of the laws. , The Committee were of opinion that it was altogether an affair for the . ordinary TribUrials, that the Petitioner bad his remedy if be wits illegally ImPrisoned„ and, there l'ore,_they proposed to the Chamber to pass to the order of the day, which was agreed to without any opposition. No other particulars are men ioneti respecting Cal subject-, than what are stated- - by the l'eti iouer hitoserf, but it at least sliews, with teka`rtl ttarle artArli 'upon the Duke of WEILINoroN; ttrat though the P.blic Journals were silent thp Police were very. active. The Duke of Wiit.r.lNG,:ros, it is asserted po3i tivdy in the Manlier:lr, wag rt;rt to leave Paris on Priday last, nor was the period of his departure k 'town. FRENCH FIVE PER CENTS. WiAnesd*y. DirEtcµEn STucit . tifi f. - f. 75c Bum.%Not oN LoNooN.--One 112cr0th,...;44 f. 'three 111obtlis, 2'3 f. We received another.. Letter this day from our intelligent Correspoirdent :at Paris, which con tains all :aecottnt of 'luck an oirtrageon the feel ings of humanity, as - we should be happy, far the honour of our. Country, to be • able to contradict as a malignant ,i,ovention but Brunt.' the maotter in whichour'Gorreseondent mentions it in a pri vate note, we fear that . it is not without founda-• thin. Ott- Correspondent again astires us that he has reason to believe that the French Ministers, as we before stated, rely more on. our accounts of the affairs of this Cirtortry than on those of any other English -Journal r 'and though we have not' so mod: ridiculous Prestimptioti, vanity, and- rally, as to supposeAhat our opinions can have the least influence upon their - own operations, relative to. Great Britain, or to any 04 her Government, yet we are fully warranted in believing that the French Mitiist-ers hOd those: opinions in much respect. :THE SUN, Indeed, -i - s . citiated in several of the French :Papers, and the-tone of independ ence and impartiality which it assumes has been generally mentioned in the - chief political circles of Paris with high commendation, particu larly the sentiments Which we have often expres sed on the degradation which SWEDEN would suffer if an intruding Upstart were to ascend its' throne, while the rightful King is, a . i'vanderen and a fugitive, a King too whose only fault was a Just sense of the dignity of the Royal Character, and a due 'regard for the honour' and independence of his - Country. Happy would it: have- been - for. Europe if its Po tentates, in general; had acted with the Same spit it, firmness anti_ consistency: The blessings resulting from-the glorious-Victory at Valevloo might then have been anticipated by many years, the Usurper' of Fratice . might have been hurled from the Throne whichhe-polluted by every spe cies of atrocity; and .France herself have been precluded from all possibility of dis!mhing other DatiOni . vrat her arms, or of, inkectinA and nth :2p7 leading their people-by those detestable and bhp= fu) revolutionary pi-iodides which are ,c4lculatecl to sap the foundation •of all -regular government, to unhinge aocietyi and to reducepanltind.to a state of hopeless, confusion and misery. THE Foxps.;— , A -further -advance took pine this morning in the price of She Funds,; Consols opened at BA-1 for the Account, and immediately rose' to 84.. At 12 o'clock they were 801 ;- in the early, part of the porning . an immense quantity of Stock' was purchased. , This 'day the Dividends eloinmenCe paying Co _ the Merchants ind_Bankers; and on Wednesday to the Pnb , TUB KING'S 'MAI:TU.—The following Bplktin was yesterday stiewn at St. ianitS's Palace by bird RIVERS and Sir 1-I EY nY CANIERELL,. RS Lord and Groom in ISTaiting, with the Pages-in Waiting, p,so CASTLE, .ATItIL MAJESTY been uniformly tranquil. throughout t hit last month, and continues to enjoy gOod bodily health; but his MAJEITY's disorder is undiminished." • . (Si,;7:r.ft?cts zcsltal ) TITS ARTIC EXPEDITION.---The vessel% chinpns,- ing this interesting a cpeckitjott saiiett from the River yesterday, aceqmpanied, we: are persowled, by the vi,rarcinesi gout! Ivishe.s . of every man in time • empire. .. . . . . . . _ CLIELmsFoRP PITT Ctu.B.—ThiS Chibi is itistfektrttitistril, - ticeeils-t-g at the I3lar)c.:ooyltin, itte.tetirrasy last„ Consistit:g iif the priocittol Aratlesinei . ) : tilt° ate freeltiAller's, was very Rally e i xpectesl,..-ibok tit:e Atitliversary, 23+h bir . th- - (lay (it the late Mr. .I'ret,.%-i ill not•oilli .. he ..I);(rnierrilik:7 Jiff rt►dt (Rany . the county Uent temyti,' iert of that. great, Statcstiinti, • ‘7 1 .01, thijuillf.t.lle Cliff i with their ‘coolliatty. Reink.t he,fir;st..i?r tti c hope iiVert strppoil ' •,‘•, - P • " • • I.; toila.ll E.OI:.GERY 4 BA\K he frequent conquistion of this crime,. and '.nontbers'of victims to the hitv. •it riccasitin's; has . , w'e notierstio . d, intioced the Society *for' ' . the• cooragement of Arts such SCicnces to take trp a subject so• interesting to .the•Conliniunity ; find they are, nOvv, busily empl•oyeti iir invistioting eiiti'eteni.plans which h . ave been."siiggested . f6r tht above important object. • • On Satnrday the Earl of LIVEREOOL and Count MussTtut 118(1 audkuces of the PRINCE REGENT ; the Dnlies of YORK, COMBF.ELAND, and GLOU. , CE.TER also viited , h is Royal Highness. steillay the Luxe CHANCELLOR had an au dience of the PLILNCE REGENT. PRIV-Vit AND AIiHEYTIC CORItESPONDiNC. PAIII4, . 1 1 , hit . CH one of my !Teeth!, the tent. I Mentioned to you that kite authors o f Censeur European, MessieuiseowitNlDUNor is : had had an action brought fe a inst tlem belling anti that they. woo 14 o se obey the summons to appear at Rennes: . t stated that the consequence would be tiVirat ell - P t to convey theM there; the event ha' turned ° to e , a 3 I predicted ; this warrant has been issued; e 'Messrs. Comt4 and Dub:OYER will Pertorto journey to Rennes escorted by the Gen delf : tn.ery. Such an event would have cieeto. o ( great. uproar -smile time since,' tire' *o° l p'nblishing little' pamphlet', at indetelliiin% periods, to 'avoid the not having bee ' adopted in the shoal of pamphleteering 1 1 bellists which inundate the French Capital I I° , the Cerrut?, being the only work in wil ol lb serthorcdired to attack social order, anti fr elic) the principles of JacoNnism, was read with 11 0(lie9 i every Where by that Party - , and by those wbor belonging to-it, wished to know the s pirit IP; animated it ;, but at present 'the Censor preac ile ., in the wilderness : its predictions have SO 4/ftel f been `l 7 alsitied by the -event, that its cry 0f: 167 i 11 7 oIfI is attended tO_ by nobody, and is teg 4/41e ' like the English Oppoitionists, who have pre act'el- the proxiinate till of En g land for the last ninett yeitrs. • the Censor is crow looked or" really is, ir very sorry pc, tOrmance, in ' torreets of abuse Supply the place of 'wit, 1104 ba o l f assertioir t tli4t 'Of proof; but - alt this does ° to compensate its titiltte.ss, especially since men o f same principles and ninth superior talents tered into' the Nts with them ; and, c onsetrtegi li t. ; whatever regards the former now' inspires 1 ) 001 feeble interest, even the most enthusiastic O f / ) r; party, at4l they regard it as a matter of if )difie , ence, whether those miserable mischief -011 ' 1° e pass six months the isons of Refines, O r main at home composing a fresh volume of ina ll r, o Their exislettee Paris, acrd every thing r ei4ci' , to them, regarded as a matter of no-importene; and they . have shared the 'same fate wi lls il d CREvp.LR, die CHEVALIBiIs, the AIGNA 64 ' other Writers of similar talents, to blaze Irke - rocket for a moment, acid then sink lot ° lit' existence. • thg I have, just beard a statement, heeling -- ql' marks of authenticity, which has hiroitglit , groce or the name o f EsaLislimAN in.Froce: 1 Dive it yon `as I heard it, without Warsanli; Ilse truth ; it is chiler a foul eaiinuoy 0r. ,5 tliabolicat :truth; as I boge, It is the 1" r " 1 : 1 0' he pevelpirevLit charait VT to deSti °l • f impression, by a for - mal disava;al. rtiO t ee l - " that a Colonel of the British armV has 1 11 Y 14 ' 1 1 1 $ at ao estate(r3n which was fought the- gloric" is " tie of Agincourt, arid that- he has ha it 0 ; up in ortler , to vtlitnue the bones of tbe Er e° ; ib olt h e e which had rested in peace durin g *four years ; virdation of the respect ti" -e t° ; t a , tomb has produced a Net y on f a voora blg pression • in the country... M. GENG OI - 11 ' 71 f ti l l 't: Sub-Preiect, of the Arrondissement of St• which the plain of Agincourt is sittl ed ' ria - ri testified to Col.-- lifs indi g n a tion at [b e '''' l4 -I c . c Of such conduct, but .he did not seem t " re ,e that the Colonel being proprietor of the es" te ; - re ti was not really responsible for his cc/natter b ej° l4 t any tribunal but that of public opinion, an a Magistrate ought to refrain from hecon°"tole ifb it organ of it, because one one tif the most s acred r i r vi e of society is assuredly that of pror."l . - t bbnes which reprised in the plain of At4.°Cer have; since 1815, been . dispersed over the snri'4if by lingtlsk soldiers, in order, a i it is 114i 4 manure the ground." I confess, the relation of this • fact has IT/41 ;t1 profontiel linprestion on my mind. Sorrow ', s itu and indignation, nl} . conthine to rood °. it 1 3 0 . 3 0 104 . 4 pecollarly t hecharact eiktie of the :ire to - respect the sepulchie• of the' hrave-' 4119 :j deed', are its national, giraidians, and th e h r re intlignatet whets a irrrfaue" -hand troubl es !nisi of past geiierations - by an,insulting,.. " - hope, of ca li°lll .ll l- b' that the Colonel r s 1e to litit - `t . his report, which is in e rsa foul I • f anti anions ca - - eti Service was perfOr-11- 611' Carlton - - Hausa, by the :Bev. F. W. lhotartsg° Dr.:STANIER'CLARKR. • It fOr'y Yesterday die: e'v. Mr. K E ysAit. P a l3 er Divine Service' at-t-ht Queen's Palace to the Family. • . •Dr. GREGORY, Professor of the Patel" Physic in the University of Edinburgh. " 9 ital / elected a corresponding Member of the 111.101i‘ of France, in the class of Medicine. The dates were—Drs. M. 13AtictE ; M. LAV Strashulgh ; M. MAUNIOR, of Geneva ; a°' FODERE, of StrasbUigh. 4e ,l ° JOHN CALEY,Esq. of Gray's Inn, is arr H on o set be Keeper of the Records in the ChaPi er , Westminster, in the room of the late GEORGE joss. , 11 '-• -T -• e,